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1. how did napoleon gain popularity in france?
2. who did napoleon overthrow?
3. why did napoleon crown himself emperor?
4. define plebiscite?
5. why did napoleon use plebiscites?
6. explain three social and economic reforms napoleon made.
7. define napoleonic code.
8. explain two parts of the french revolution that the napoleonic code kept.
9. explain one part of the french revolution that the napoleonic code got rid of

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### Question 1
# Brief Explanations:
Napoleon gained popularity by leading successful military campaigns (like against the Austrians in Italy), protecting the gains of the French Revolution (e.g., property rights of the bourgeoisie, ending feudalism in conquered areas), and using propaganda to portray himself as a defender of the revolution and a capable leader. His military victories boosted national pride and his policies appealed to various groups, including the middle class and peasants.
# Answer:
Napoleon gained popularity through successful military campaigns (e.g., in Italy), protecting French Revolution - era gains (e.g., property rights, ending feudalism in conquered lands), and effective propaganda portraying him as a capable, revolutionary - defending leader.

### Question 2
# Brief Explanations:
Napoleon overthrew the Directory, the five - man executive government of the French First Republic. The Directory was facing political instability, economic problems, and military challenges. Napoleon, with the support of the military and some political groups, carried out the Coup of 18 Brumaire (November 9 - 10, 1799) to overthrow the Directory and establish the Consulate, with himself as First Consul.
# Answer:
Napoleon overthrew the Directory (the executive government of the French First Republic) in the Coup of 18 Brumaire (1799).

### Question 3
# Brief Explanations:
Napoleon crowned himself Emperor to consolidate his power, create a sense of stability and continuity (modeling it after the old monarchy but with revolutionary - inspired reforms), and gain international recognition as a legitimate ruler. It also helped him establish a dynasty, ensure his position was hereditary, and project an image of grandeur and authority, both within France and abroad, to rival the monarchies of Europe.
# Answer:
Napoleon crowned himself Emperor to consolidate power, create stability/continuity, gain international legitimacy, and establish a hereditary dynasty.

### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
A plebiscite is a direct vote by the entire eligible population on a particular proposal, law, or on the question of a leader's authority/legitimacy. In Napoleon's case, it was used to gain popular approval for his actions (like becoming Emperor or implementing certain policies) by having the people vote, which he could then use to claim that his rule had the support of the nation.
# Answer:
A plebiscite is a direct vote by all eligible citizens on a proposal, law, or a leader’s authority/legitimacy.

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
Napoleon used plebiscites to legitimize his actions and rule. By having the people vote (or appear to vote) in favor of his policies, his rise to power (like becoming Emperor), or his reforms, he could claim that he had the will of the people behind him. This helped him overcome any opposition and present his rule as being based on popular support, rather than just military or political force.
# Answer:
Napoleon used plebiscites to legitimize his actions/rule by claiming popular support for his policies, rise to power, and reforms.

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
1. **Economic Reform - Centralized Economy and Infrastructure**: Napoleon centralized economic planning. He built roads and canals, which improved trade and communication within France. This helped in the movement of goods, troops, and people, boosting economic activity.
2. **Social Reform - Napoleonic Code (Social Aspect)**: The Napoleonic Code abolished feudal privileges and established equality before the law (for men). It also protected property rights, which was beneficial for the middle class (bourgeoisie) who had gained property during the revolution.
3. **Economic Reform - Tax Reform**: He established a more efficient and fair tax system. The old tax system was unequal, with the Third Estate (commoners) bearing most of the burden. Napoleon's tax system was more standardized, and it helped in generating revenue for the state while being more equitable.
# Answer:
1. Economic: Built roads/canals to boost trade/communication.
2. Social: Napoleonic Code abolished feudal privileges, established equality before law (men) and protected property rights.
3. Economic: Implemented a more efficient, fair tax system.

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
The Napoleonic Code (officially the Civil Code of the French) is a legal code established by Napoleon. It abolished feudal and royal privileges, established equality before the law (for men), protected property rights, and set rules for family, contract, and inheritance law. It was a comprehensive legal system that reflected some of the ideals of the French Revolution while also being a practical, centralized legal framework for France and later influenced legal systems in many countries.
# Answer:
The Napoleonic Code (Civil Code of France) is a legal code that abolished feudal/royal privileges, established equality before law (men), protected property rights, and regulated family/contract/inheritance law.

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
1. **Equality Before the Law (for Men)**: The French Revolution emphasized the idea of equality among citizens (at least for men in terms of legal status). The Napoleonic Code maintained this by abolishing feudal privileges and ensuring that all men (of certain classes, as women had limited rights) were equal in the eyes of the law, especially in matters of property and contract.
2. **Protection of Property Rights**: During the French Revolution, the bourgeoisie and peasants had gained property (e.g., from the confiscation of church and noble lands). The Napoleonic Code protected these property rights, ensuring that the gains of the revolution in terms of property ownership were preserved.
# Answer:
1. Equality before the law (for men): Abolished feudal privileges, equal legal status for men in property/contract matters.
2. Protection of property rights: Preserved property gains (e.g., from church/noble land confiscation) of revolution - era groups.

### Question 9
# Brief Explanations:
One part of the French Revolution that the Napoleonic Code got rid of was the more radical idea of gender equality. During the French Revolution, there were some movements (like those led by Olympe de Gouges) that advocated for women's rights, including equal rights in marriage, property, and politics. The Napoleonic Code, however, re - established a patriarchal system. Women were subordinated to their husbands/fathers; they had limited property rights (husbands controlled family property) and no right to vote or hold public office, going against the more radical revolutionary ideas of full gender equality.
# Answer:
The Napoleonic Code got rid of the radical French Revolution - era idea of gender equality. It re - established a patriarchal system, subordinating women to husbands/fathers, limiting their property rights and denying them political rights (e.g., voting, public office), contrary to revolutionary calls for women's equality.

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